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Ryanair Signs Agreement with Spanish Pilot Union SEPLA
Ryanair today (24 Oct) announced that it has signed a recognition agreement with the Spanish pilot union SEPLA, to cover all of Ryanair’s directly employed pilots in Spain. Negotiations with SEPLA on a full Collective Labour Agreement (CLA) under Spanish Law will now commence in early November and Spanish Labour Law will apply to all Ryanair pilots in Spain by no later than 31st January 2019. This follows other agreements signed with SPAC in Portugal, … more
Ryanair Reports H1 Profit Down 7% To €1.20bn Lower Fares, Higher Oil & Eu261 Costs Leaves Fy19 Guidance Unchanged At €1.10bn – €1.20bn (Excl. Laudamotion)
Ryanair today (22 Oct.) reported a 7% fall in H1 profits (“PAT”) to €1.20bn (excl. Laudamotion losses). Average fares declined 3% due to excess capacity in Europe, an earlier Easter in Q1, repeated ATC strikes/staff … more
Ryanair Signs Agreement with Portuguese Pilot Union SPAC – BALPA (UK) Sign Seniority and Base Transfer Agreements
Ryanair today (Fri 19 Oct) announced that it has signed an agreement with the Portuguese pilot union SPAC, which will provide for seniority and base transfer agreements, to cover all of Ryanair’s directly employed pilots … more
Ryanair Kicks Off Year 2 Of Erasmus Student Network Partnership
Erasmus Students Save Over €5m So Far With Ryanair Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, today (8 Oct) officially launched the second year of its exclusive partnership with the Erasmus Student Network.. Delivered as part of … more
Ryanair welcomes Barcelona Court ruling confirming no EU 261 compensation is due during internal strikes
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (4 Oct) welcomed the Commercial Court of Barcelona’s recent ruling confirming that no EU261 compensation is due to customers whose flights are cancelled because of internal strike action, as … more
Ryanair Sep Traffic Grows 11% To 13.1m Customers
Includes 0.5m Lauda Traffic Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (2 Oct) released September traffic statistics as follows: – Total traffic grew 11% to 13.1m with a 97% load factor – Ryanair traffic grew 6% to … more
Ryanair Cuts Fy19 Guidance By 12% Due To Higher Oil Prices, Higher Eu261 Costs, & Weaker Fares Due To Recent Strikes
Ryanair today (1 Oct.) lowered its full year profit guidance (excluding Laudamotion) from a current range of €1.25bn – €1.35bn, to a new range of €1.10bn – €1.20bn due to: – Lower traffic and … more